What are you currently reading?

I just finished Success: The Psychology of Achievement. It is a summary of various studies and thoughts from the field of psychology on what influences success. You dont have to read it from start to finish as every 2 pages it is a different message.

There is a good amount of practical information in it regarding things like time management, meditation, creativity and stress management.

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Also just finished Mastery by Robert Greene and it was an eye opening book. It kind of put me into an existential crisis mode, questioning my entire life thus far. It made clear the importance of mentorship and apprenticeship in your chosen field or passion.

The examples in the book of various people were also interesting to read, as it puts his thoughts into something that a person can follow.

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Julian Assange Autobiography side by side with Qu'ran

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I just finished "The Internet of Money" since I'm getting into cryptocurrency. IsaacJordan recommended it.
Absolutely amazing read.

I have a "Cryptocurrency reading list" that's pretty long, but if you're looking at the rapidly growing Etherium Thread and going "Hey I want in on this!" then it's a great place to start.

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Joseph P. Farrell - The SS Brotherhood of the Bell

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The New Tsar: The Rise and Reign of Vladimir Putin

Watching it in conjunction with the Oliver Stone interviews.

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I've been reading The Big Short by Michael Lewis. Very good book on explaining the events that lead up to the financial crash. Narrative is well written. The book follows multiple character arcs in parallel leading up to the financial crash, mostly of the winners in that game.

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Current books I'm reading

> The Dictator's Handbook

> The moon is a harsh mistress

> The everything store by Brad Stone

> Against the State, An anarcho capitalist manifesto

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I've also started reading Shogun. This is very good. Can't believe I waited so long to start it.

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The Sea-wolf by Jack London.

Looks childish at first, but has some deep messages. A very stoic book.

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